ABOUT THE VIDEO:
After several people apparently vanish into thin air while walking along the same country road, New York detective Mr Gryce calls on the skills of Miss Amelia Butterworth to help him solve this most puzzling crime.
The author of Lost Man’s Lane, Anna Katharine Green, has been described as the first female American writer of detective stories. (summary and narrated by Mary Bard)
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CHAPTERS:
BOOK I THE KNOLLYS FAMILY
00:00:00 I.-A VISIT FROM MR. GRYCE
00:06:32 II.-I AM TEMPTED
00:30:27 III.-I SUCCUMB
00:54:33 IV.-A GHOSTLY INTERIOR
01:05:57 V.-A STRANGE HOUSEHOLD
01:18:59 VI.-A SOMBRE EVENING
01:27:10 VII.-THE FIRST NIGHT
01:40:36 VIII.-ON THE STAIRS
01:48:00 IX.-A NEW ACQUAINTANCE
02:04:28 X.-SECRET INSTRUCTIONS
02:16:09 XI.-MEN, WOMEN, AND GHOSTS
02:38:01 XII.-THE PHANTOM COACH
02:56:14 XIII.-GOSSIP
03:06:13 XIV.-I FORGET MY AGE, OR, RATHER, REMEMBER IT
BOOK II THE FLOWER PARLOR
03:28:02 XV.-LUCETTA FULFILS MY EXPECTATION OF HER
03:38:31 XVI.-LOREEN
03:55:18 XVII.-THE FLOWER PARLOR
04:16:08 XVIII.-THE SECOND NIGHT
04:39:13 XIX.-A KNOT OF CRAPE
04:51:17 XX.-QUESTIONS
05:00:06 XXI.-MOTHER JANE
05:11:59 XXII.-THE THIRD NIGHT
BOOK III FORWARD AND BACK
05:32:33 XXIII.-ROOM 3, HOTEL CARTER
05:52:18 XXIV.-THE ENIGMA OF NUMBERS
06:12:25 XXV.-TRIFLES, BUT NOT TRIFLING
06:20:52 XXVI.-A POINT GAINED
06:33:36 XXVII.-THE TEXT WITNESSETH
06:39:46 XXVIII.-AN INTRUSION
06:47:49 XXIX.-IN THE CELLAR
06:57:30 XXX.-INVESTIGATION
07:04:31 XXXI.-STRATEGY
07:24:21 XXXII.-RELIEF
BOOK IV THE BIRDS OF THE AIR
07:32:01 XXXIII.-LUCETTA
08:07:00 XXXIV.-CONDITIONS
08:11:18 XXXV-THE DOVE
08:23:50 XXXVI.-AN HOUR OF STARTLING EXPERIENCES
09:03:34 XXXVII.-I ASTONISH MR. GRYCE AND HE ASTONISHES ME
09:12:22 XXXVIII.-A FEW WORDS
09:18:01 XXXIX.-UNDER A CRIMSON SKY
09:43:47 XL.-EXPLANATIONS
09:59:46 EPILOGUE
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Anna Katharine Green (1864 - 1935)
Anna Katharine Green was an American poet and novelist. She was one of the first writers of detective fiction in America and distinguished herself by writing well plotted, legally accurate stories. Green has been called "the mother of the detective novel."